Chad WaW: "You think because you say nothing...you are strong?" Virgin Vanguard: "dO yOu sPeaK jApAnEse?"

Japanese solider casually knows English

I love how vanguard tried to appease everyone but manage to offend everyone who actually played the game

Aint no one gonna talk about that bitch slap at 0:48 that filled the screen with blood

"Do you speak Japanese?" "Īe, watashi wa nihongo o hanashimasen." "Understandable. Have a nice day."

I love how the marines are standing in the open and hip firing, but receiving absolutely no return fire

I just wanna know who wrote this into the game and said, “Yes, this normal WW2 human interaction.”

1:36 american soldier casually fullautoing with M1 Garand

Never ask a man what is his salary Never ask a woman her age Never ask a WW2 vet whether he can speak Japanese

i find it helarious that a slap on the cheek litteraly gave you a blood screen.(Also how convenient that the flamethrower dont give a fuck if he gets shot.)

It is a bit historically inaccurate because "スナイパ" (su-nai-pa, a katakana loanword for the pronunciation of the English word "sniper") was not in use in WW2 by Japanese. Katakana overuse was not that severe at that time. Instead, they would definitely use "狙撃手" (sogeki-syu), which is a proper Japanese word.

An Japanese soldier at 1:31 says "スナイパーがいるぞ(Sniper ga iruzo)"、Which is strange because Japanese soldiers in this era hated using English words. We even have proper translation for word "Sniper" such as "狙撃手(Sogekishu)" or "狙撃兵(Sogekihei)."

Japanese soldier: do you speak Japanese? American soldier: do you speak English?

Im glad that they added the japanese most common revolving shotgun that was used by almost every japanese soldier during World War two. Hopefully they will add that Crossbow that shoot shurikens and that axe that could be turned into an pistol for japan in the next part as well. They also had an flashlight adapter with laserpointer - hopefully they will add this japanese WWII eqipment too. Any news if they will add the Africanjapanese Female Legion that fought againt the Chech Wheelchair Tanksquadron in the Battle of Tsing Tau?

"You think because you say nothing, you are strong?"

Its always a good vibe when DripoGaming uploads!

"Do you speak japanese?" "Kawaii, desu ka? :333 Senpaaaaai." **shootout starts**

Fun fact: all of them (except the flame thrower guy) shot more bullets than their magazines actually fit. Edit: to all those who think why I meant everyone except for the flamethrower guy is simple. - the flamethrower dude uses fuel - the one with the M1928 shot definitely more than 30 The guy in the left corner with the M1 Garand shot 3 or 4 times and reloads and shoots again a couple of bullets (that's all we see) The one in the back with the cap (freestyle ,) ) was hardly to see - and the last one behind the wooden chest with the M1 Garand shot 8 bullets, reloaded and turned it into a full-auto rifle?!🤨 (it's clearly to be seen on the muzzle.) And then he shot more than 8 bullets again. Thanks for your understanding. 😇 Edit 2: You know I could add more details like the unrealistic amount of fuel of the flamethrower or the dude with the Thompson having M1 Ammobags and not SMG Ammobags, but I think I've tormented you enough...

ガチの日本英語で感動してる

I like how they are standing 8 meters apart in the open without cover without hitting anything.

i swear nothing new could ever happen in a cod cutscene. they've literally had the same scenarios roughly for like 15 years. How many times does your character narrowly escape death or capture? i saw that coming a mile away.

Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?" Richtofen: "I'm sorry, I do not speak Japanese." Japanese soldier: "Understandable, have a great day."

According to Jon Ferguson from the gun expert react series of gamespot... The revolver shotgun is a sporting shotgun. It's more of a vanity item than a practical service weapon. It only makes 100% sense in the mission it was featured in. Only 100 of these are made, and found around Germany. Problem is, in the campaign, this weapon shows up EVERYWHERE!!! Next to garands and Thompson's!!!

"Do you speak Japanese?" "いいえ!"

the m2 flamethrower guy seems so calm about it like he burns people alive every day for the fun of it

A Japanese soldier casually carries a shotgun that did exist but was used by/issued to basically nobody... :/

That scene was the most iconic scenes in vanguard history

It's so fun to read comments

I just realized the soldier that says “do you speak Japanese” is holding a type 100 sub machine gun, only 8,500 we’re manufactured, which may seem a lot, up until I realized that 5.4 million served in the army so for that to be there is an enigma

Aside from conscripted soldiers, I believe that anyone at officer level can speak some English. My great-grandfather, who served on the battleship Haruna, spoke English, Russian and German.

Bro I'm receiving these recommendations too late, but this is such a step down from everything we knew about COD since like COD1 that it's hard to explain. Like the developers forgot how to make war games.

スナイパーだ！が好きすぎる

Imperial Japanese in this game have a few weapons and equipment and flags that they didn’t actually have during World War II! Of course they had the type 100 which was the Japanese version of the Sten gun but not many of them were built, most of the Imperial Japanese army had were those Arisaka bolt action rifles with long bayonets and for the very few machine gunners had type 11 light machine guns and type 96 to 99 medium to heavy machine guns. Bearing in mind to all of you that read this we should understand that Imperial Japan when they captured POWs they fed them rice with maggots in and made them drink water from the rivers that we’re not clean so that they can suffer without using bullets or bayonets

As a matter of fact, I happen to be very fluent in Japanese. I know Katana means Japanese Sword, Toyota means Japanese car, and Ramen means Japanese Spaghetti.

Just love how chill that flamethrower dude was

When anime kid in class arrives to japan

JP soldier: Do you speak japanese? US soldier：H E N T A I ❤️

The flamethrower is not used as a gun it’s used as to take down bunkers Because the artillery have hard time shooting those fortified places.

火炎放射器の描写すごいな。 現代戦でも市街地で使えそう。

Everyone shooting, bullets flying everywhere and the dude with the flamethrower just was chilling as soon as he got there.

Nothing can beat the Classic Japanese Intro of "you think because you say nothing you are strong"

Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?" Me: "Umm... Ara Ara?"

1:23この文章は非常に聞き取りやすかった、日本人より。

コメ欄で日本語チャレンジが開かれてるけどやっぱり難しい言語なんやな

This was more common than you think, many Japanese officers had studied in America or various other countries. Some American soldiers ran into old college classmates or members of their graduation cohort after being captured by the Japanese. During the decades prior to WW2, Emperor Meiji sent thousands of Japanese students and workers to Western nations to copy their technology and practices. They went from a third world country in 1868 to a second tier world power by World War I. The Japanese are a fascinating culture and one of the rare places European colonization couldn’t take hold. Culture matters, eat or get eaten.

As a Japanese person I can verify that "Do you speak japanese" was from a real japanese person

I love how the japanese soldier asks the American in English if he knows his language

never played this game but from the first 5 secs I can tell from the cutscene that its cod... man the style hasn't changed in all these years...

Vanguard: our game is one of the realistic ww2 games This part: 0:49 How the hell the Japanese soldier at the left has a German Einhorn shotgun?

0:48 Why isn't nobody talking about the fact that wade started bleeding from a simple slap?

1:21 Do you speak Japanese?

Impeccable timing, Marines

Typical for game play is the over abundance of auto loading firearms. I'd say 97% of all Japanese soldiers, army and navy, would have the Type 38 or Type 99 Arisaka bolt action rifle as their main weapon. The Type 100 SMG was manufactured in small numbers (somewhere between 20-30k) and used in front line roles very sparingly. As the war progressed they became more common but still only a very small fraction of Japanese soldiers used them. The Japanese designed a semi-auto rifle but it didn't get past developmental stage. Hollywood and video games rank right up their with social media history "experts" in providing and perpetuating inaccurate information.

IJA soldier: "D0 YoU SpEakU JapAneSe?" Dio Joe: "YES I AM!"

That was like watching AI fighting in game but it was a cutscene.

That flame blower is EPIC weapon 🔥

In all loving memory to the Japanese soldier who asked “Do you speak Japanese?“ in English.

"DO YOU SPEAK JAPANESE?" "ええ、私は3年間勉強しました、私はいつかそれを使うことを望んでいました" (gunfire starts before any more conversation can happen)

When that flamethrower came out *chef kiss*

this gave that world at war beginning vibes

Getting knocked unconscious to progress to the next scene, typical in Call of Duty. With how many times these characters get knocked out I'm surprised they don't have brain damage by the end of the game.

Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?" American soldiers: "Of course." *(Use their guns to speak Japanese)*

got to love the classic call of duty ambush 👍

Not a fact but I really wish it is. I bet this scene is literally a perfect replica of what it was like to be the legendary "Louis Zapperini" when he was rescued (not really) from the crash. The movie is called "Unbroken" Great movie!

ゲームの英語どころか日本語もガバガバな日本兵のセリフ好きw

I like how the flamethrower guy just chillin behind his friend. Like, "Eh just like another days"

Bad Company 2 had THE best American v. Japanese mission and it wasn´t even an hour long. An unknown weapon charging in the distance with the sound of a freaking Reaper from ME3 and you just trying to get of this god damn island had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Call of Duty today is sadly just running out of ideas.

Havent seen a comment about that one but the flag is also wrong as in ww2 japan had the "rising sun" flag with stripes not just the red dot

Been studying Japanese for awhile and was able to actually understand almost everything they said. Then the dude said "Do you speak Japanese?" and it took me longer to realize what he said in English than what they had said in Japanese.....English is my native language...

What's funny is that a Type 100, which under 10,000 were made, is featured more in media than something such as an Arisaka Type 2 Paratrooper Rifle, which had 21,000 made. There are rifles out there that are much more interesting that still are not featured as much as guns which are more well known but rarer.

Love that double tap with the flamethrower

"War is only fun for those who didn't fought it" -Call of Duty, I guess.

1:42 that marine just got shot in the abdomen and didn’t even react

its amazing how i understand what they are talking about while speaking in japanese. Im so proud of myself

So is nobody gonna talk about how clean that flamethrower audio was? Like godDAMN that was a nice sound.

1:47 Hol up, that's violating the Geneva convention

Guess we'll never know if he speaks japanese or not.

Japanese soldier: do you speak Japanese? American soldier: Watashi wa Yoshikage Kira

Well, apparently he's not Samurai Cop.

“Improvise adapt overcome” -Nano

I was hoping for Richtofen to cut in saying “I’m sorry i dont speak J A P A N E S E

Valkyrie: "I don't speak Japanese.."

Yes, I am capable of understanding and generating text in Japanese. How can I assist you in Japanese today?

"who's winning are we winning? "flame throw pulls up" oh". Guess that reference.

As a Japanese-Filipino I do not speak Japanese Also

Many complain about the nambu type 100 smg, everyone ignores the revolving shotgun (100 were made in the UK i think) casually being used by a japanese soldier

How big was that Thompson dude's magazine?! Good lord.

sometimes i wonder if Activision was even trying for vanguard

0:50 It's nothing. They'll learning give up before midday. 0:54 They're not gonna tell us anything. 0:56 Kill 'em both. and let move out. 0:59 Hey, there's still time. It'll be a while Americans get here. 1:05 🤓🗡️　1:20　🤓👌 1:23 Duu yuuu supyeeicu japaanyyeeizu　1:26💥 1:27 What We hear that?!　1:28 A:Sniper!　B:Lie down!　1:29 Expose him. 1:31 A:Don't let them escape!　B:Watch out sniper

I mean, there is stuff that can be used to defend this. Having an interpreter in a squad is very useful, however, making the interpreter ask a question instead of having them translate what you say to the POWs is a strange way of handling things.

Nah, i never thought of flamethrowers that op.

"Do you Speak Japanese?" Famous last word

Japanese soldier: *slaps player* Player screen: display blood screen

1:24 - me after the bell rings so i can avoid my teacher's question

Shoulda put the America song on when the guy walked in with a flamethrower cus remember kids, it ain’t a war crime if you win

Damn this is like MW2 all over again, but better graphics! EDIT: Call of Duty: World at War. I can't tell which COD is which, I just remember that game vividly.

I like how he just stands there for 5 seconds and suddenly goes towards you

Japanese: Do you speak Japanese? American: Ohayou Onii-chan! Japanese: **Visible Confusion**

That dude with the Thompson was getting riddled and just kept shooting 😭

i like how that one marine with a thompson just gets hit by a bullet at 1:43 and just walks it off